Jeffrey Barke
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GeoJSON Maps] [Plugin: GeoJSON Maps] not workinHello danil0,
I just installed the GeoJSON Maps plugin on WP 3.4.1 (running on localhost) and was able to successfully reproduce the map and libraries layer seen on the demo site.
Regarding general usage, here are a couple of things I noticed:
- After creating a page, adding the shortcode (
[geojson-map]) and publishing the page, no map was visible. - I navigated to the admin settings page for the plugin and filled in all of the fields. I wasn’t able to get a map to render without filling them all in (except the map width and height). This means you will need to decide on a default zoom, minimum-allowable zoom, maximum-allowable zoom, default map latitude, default map longitude and map bounds.
- After saving these settings, a map with no data layers appeared on my published page that included the shortcode.
- To add a data layer, you’ll need access to data in the GeoJSON format. This can either be a text document uploaded via WordPress (or a local service) or else a web service that supports the proper format and JSONP.
What is/are the specific issue/s you’re having?
Thanks,
JeffreyForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missed Schedule – Scheduled Posts Not Publishing With 2.7If you’re hosted on Media Temple’s (dv) server or using Plesk, bradt‘s blog post on how to fix the problem did the trick for me (this post contains the same solution, but explains it in a non-Media Temple specific way).
If you don’t know how to SSH into your MT (dv) box or how to use vi, my blog post might help.
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Missed Schedulebradt‘s blog post on how to fix the problem if you’re hosted on Media Temple’s (dv) server or using Plesk did the trick for me (this post contains the same solution, but explains it in a non-Media Temple specific way).
If you don’t know how to SSH into your MT (dv) box or how to use vi, my blog post might help.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: query_posts() broken in WordPress 2.5?You’re correct, Otto42. Sorry for the time, everyone, but thanks for looking into this.
The problem was, of course, a plugin. Post-upgrade, I enabled the plugins one-by-one while refreshing the homepage; everything seemed to be working fine. I missed the fact that one of them messed with the query since no errors were thrown and the misbehavior is only evident on certain pages.
The plugin in question was Adhesive.
Thanks,
JeffreyForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: query_posts() broken in WordPress 2.5?Unfortunately, none of the parameters work.
showposts=-1,showposts=1,showposts=5, andshowposts=100all return the same thing: five posts.I’m going to test the
query_posts()function on other blogs I’ve upgraded to 2.5 and see if it works correctly there (I assume it will).Thanks for the suggestions, though!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: query_posts() broken in WordPress 2.5?Thanks filosofo; that’s my fault. Some of the code I posted earlier was wrong and I may not have been explicit enough about my problem.
Prior to upgrading from WordPress 2.0.9 to 2.5, the following page displayed all the posts I’ve ever written. After the upgrade, it only shows five of my posts.
http://themechanism.com/blog/author/jeffreybarke/Here’s the actual code on the page:
<?phpquery_posts('showposts=-1&author=' . $curauth->ID);if (have_posts()) : ?><ul><?php while (have_posts()): the_post(); ?>Some HTML output here<?php endwhile; ?></ul><?php endif; ?>The code did not change, but its behavior did. Do you know why?
Thanks.
- After creating a page, adding the shortcode (